Sentence examples for more mental work from inspiring English sources

The implication is that unhappy people are doing more mental work".

(The very best students do even more mental work: they blend what they're hearing with material they already know and reframe the concepts in their own words).

Curiously, mixed charts, which is what we commonly think of as the typical form of an infographic, is the least successful here, perhaps because they take more mental work to consume completely, again pointing to simplicity and brevity as strengths in visual communication.

Awkward people, who are self-critical and analyze environments for potential threats to their insecurities, are doing more mental work than non-awkward people capable of "joining in the sing-song of the moment," Tashiro says.

Couples may share childcare duties, but it's the wife who does more of the mental work of remembering doctor's appointments and dates of last vaccination.

Other changes include more mental health professionals working alongside GPs in their surgeries to give advice and support, longer opening hours for community mental health services, and new services for people with dementia including faster diagnosis and assessments.

Researchers have found that moms do more of the invisible mental work of families, such as scheduling doctors' appointments, buying gifts for birthday parties and making sure schoolwork is done and backpacks and lunches are packed. .

They write, "Workers engage in more mental exercise than retirees because work provides more cognitively challenging and stimulating environments than do non-work environments".

Spectral power of frequencies, which predominantly were attenuated during performance of mental work in more centro-parietal areas of the brain, remain low 3 and 4 hours after administration of the active preparation in comparison to placebo (which led to an increase of spectral power rather than the decrease observed in the pre-drug condition!).

Of course you can make it hot, but it may take a bit more mental, emotional, spiritual and physical work than you thought.

However, it is unclear whether ambulance personnel have more mental health problems than the general working population.